Meanwhile, the system administrator asked Ahri, "Is this feeling tricky?"
Ahri said it was alright, adding, "Luckily, I have enough stuff in my storage space to handle it. But where did these zombies come from?"
The system administrator said, "It was people from another country who colluded with customs officials to smuggle the zombies over in containers. The first person bitten was a worker unloading the goods, but it wasn't reported at the time. Now, it seems it can't be hidden any longer."
The system administrator also said, "This monster has appeared on a large scale in other areas, not just in the basement of this community."
Hearing the faint singing coming from downstairs, Ah Li said, "Does that mean the end of the world is coming?"
The system administrator fell silent; it was really hard to say.
Ahri said, "Then let's use magic to defeat magic and see if zombies or ghouls are stronger."
The system administrator looked at Ahri and asked, "What are you trying to do?"
Ahri rummaged through the items in her system space and said, "Let's go down to the ancient tomb and make a deal."
The system administrator suddenly laughed and said, "I knew I hadn't misjudged you. I was sure you could solve the problem by coming here to help."
"Don't praise me yet. I've put in so much effort, I want to exchange it for points."
The system administrator's previously pleased expression vanished instantly. He opened the booklet and said rapidly, "I have urgent business to attend to. I'll contact you later. Goodbye."
Last time he transferred a lot of points to Ali. Most of the points were the tributes he had received from other systems over the years through his hard work and dedication. Who knows how many points she will want this time?
The system administrator was still thinking that as long as he ran fast enough, his points would remain.
Ah Li didn't stop him; after all, the monk might run away, but the temple wouldn't.
Ahri looked around the room and realized there was nothing to pack. She took her phone and a bag, put a few sets of clothes in it, and then went out.
Ali pulled off the dust cover on the SUV and put it back in the back of the vehicle.
Originally, Ah Li thought she wouldn't need the car, but now she does.
Ah Li started the car and headed towards Yue Xiu's location.
Meanwhile, on Yuexiu's side, the police cars hadn't left yet, and everyone was on high alert, with their guns cocked.
Because many monsters have appeared on the street, wobbling and staggering towards this side.
It was late at night, and there were still quite a few cars on the street.
Some people were driving and saw those monsters walking in the middle of the road. They thought they were old men or disabled people and wanted to stop and give way to the pedestrians.
As a result, when the car headlights shone on him, good heavens! He was almost scared so much that he went straight to see his great-grandmother.
The driver floored the gas pedal and rammed into the car, then sped away without daring to stop.
When Ahri arrived, there were indeed many crooked monsters on the road, but the road was not blocked.
Because one car didn't stop and crashed directly into the monster, the drivers behind followed suit and rushed towards it as well.
Otherwise, if we stop, who knows if the monster will rush over and bite us?
Therefore, Ahri's car was parked smoothly at the entrance of the community, where the two monsters inside the large iron cage were still roaring.
Before Ah Li even got out of the car, Yue Xiu noticed that Ah Li had arrived; he had been waiting for her.
It was about to get light.
Yue Xiu's eyes were bloodshot from lack of rest; he hadn't had a break since he returned.
Ahri seemed to be in good spirits, and she now had an iron rod in her hand.
Ah Li got out of the car, and someone suddenly shouted at her: "Lady, please don't get out of the car, get back in and leave this place!"
Ahri looked toward the person who was shouting. She was holding an iron rod in one hand and several talismans in the other. They were all 'corpses', so she should be able to use talismans too.
The people guarding the neighborhood saw Ahri's actions and were about to shout again when they saw a number of crooked monsters coming over.
Ahri threw several explosive talismans at them, but found that they would explode and the damage was so-so. However, they still dragged their broken bodies forward. Their wide-open mouths showed that their bite force was amazing.
Ahri rushed forward with the iron rod and struck them hard on the head.
With a single blow, the iron rod shattered their heads. Ahri even stirred it with the rod, but there were no so-called crystal cores like in the apocalypse.
The two monsters inside the iron cage fell silent, slowly leaning against each other.
Ahri looked over with the iron rod in hand, and sure enough, no matter what kind of species it was, they all feared the strong.
Yuexiu, who was inside the iron gate, called out to Ah Li, "Sister, I'm here!"
At the same time, 'Xiong An' also appeared. He cried and wailed as he approached Ah Li, saying weakly, "Sister, I died so unjustly."
Ahri took out a talisman and slapped it directly on Xiong An's forehead, saying, "This is the consequence of not listening to advice. Also, don't get too close to me. You are a spirit and will affect me."
Others couldn't see 'Xiong An', they could only see a talisman floating around Ah Li.
Yue Xiu did see it, but his gaze was only fixed on Ah Li.
At this moment, Ahri walked towards Yuexiu carrying an iron rod. She stood outside the iron gate and asked Yuexiu inside, "Are you injured?"
Yue Xiu shook his head and said, "I'm fine."
Ah Li looked at the policeman standing guard to the side and said, "I am a Taoist priest, Su Li, can you let me in?"
Ahri could have simply climbed over the iron gate, but she still asked that question.
The iron gate slowly opened a crack, Ahri went in, and then the iron gate closed again.
Sitting in her wheelchair, Yue Xiu looked at Ah Li with great joy, "Sister."
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